Wisconsin voters start to cool on impeachment: Poll

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A key battleground state is shifting ever so slightly toward President Trump as the House Democrat-led impeachment proceedings play out on screens across the country.

A growing number of registered voters in Wisconsin do not believe Trump should be impeached or forcibly removed from office, according to a poll released on Wednesday by Marquette University Law School. While 40% agreed with House Democrats’ impeachment push against Trump over the Ukraine whistleblower, 53% did not. Those results can be contrasted with a survey put in the field by the law school last month, which found 44% favored impeachment and removal compared to 51% who were against it.

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